Saharan renewable energy market is three times higher than from 2010 to 2015, said global research firm Frost and Sullivan in a new report this week. Small-scale generation is likely to take the lead, but runs slowly, regulatory reform and sustainable projects for the State monopolies hold back.
"In many offices in the contend kehitykselliset [renewable energy] RE small-scale projects, the most feasible solution to accelerate rural electrification system and thus increasingly investing in medium-sized projects, in particular wind and solar energy projects," said, Cornelis van der Waal, Frost & Sullivan, the energy and Power Systems and the management of the programme.
But he urged to speed up the security of energy diversification and security of supply, get incentives for private sector investment in "Uutistemme".
South Africa is expected to approve the tariff for solar power in the field of animal nutrition, this year, the move also present Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda, he said.
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